Moral Standards And Stricter Photo Shopping Rules

A shocking study informs that â€Å"40% of all 9 and 10-year-old girls have already been on a diet† (Weight Modification Efforts). This statistic is heartbreaking. It shows just how far down a path of perversion our society has come. As a culture, we have put emphasis on this â€Å"ideal beauty† and that is practically all the media portrays. The media is now a major part of society and the lives of our children, and has an increasingly alarming influence; young girls seeming to be the most impressionable and willing to do anything to reach the status of â€Å"beautiful†. These young girls are not just being influenced to take physical action, but also are being influenced mentally and emotionally. The stress being put on girls by the media is deleterious and completely avoidable. If the media would be enforced to adhere to certain moral standards and stricter photo-shopping rules, there would be less of a decline in the overall confidence in girls and women alik e. Also, the issue needs to be addressed, not just put on the back burner; young girls should be taught and hear that they are beautiful on the inside, not only when they adhere to cultural standards of how to act and look. First, girls tend to be extremely vulnerable between their preteen years and early adulthood. They are constantly being fed by the media, this idea that you need to weigh a certain amount, have a certain skin color, and act a certain way. The media is overwhelmingly filled with this concept that girlsShow MoreRelatedMarketing Strategy of India Yamaha Motor Pvt Ltd.13989 Words   |  56 Pagesscope of my study is also restricts itself to Nagpur region only. 1.3 SUMMARY In India, a two-wheeler is used as a personal/family vehicle or a goods carrier, whereas it is confined to sports/racing (heavy motorcycles) or short distance shopping (mopeds). The project has been done in a systematic manner right from investigating the objective and breaking it down to the various components to arrive at final conclusions on possible parameters to study the customer satisfaction level towardRead MoreMarketing Strategy of India Yamaha Motor Pvt Ltd.13976 Words   |  56 PagesThe scope of my study is also restricts itself to Nagpur region only. 1.3 SUMMARY In India, a two-wheeler is used as a personal/family vehicle or a goods carrier, whereas it is confined to sports/racing (heavy motorcycles) or short distance shopping (mopeds). The project has been done in a systematic manner right from investigating the objective and breaking it down to the various components to arrive at final conclusions on possible parameters to study the customer satisfaction level towardRead MoreOrganisational Theory230255 Words   |  922 PagesThe ways in which individuals develop a sense of self in organizations 282 282 284 286 287 288 288 293 294 298 300 301 . Contents xi The self as dramatic artful creation Negotiating the way between the self and the organization’s rules Developing the organizational identity Understanding organization culture through symbols Introduction – two ways of exploring culture Communicating cultures Negotiation of meaning influences organizational design Ideology, rhetoric and negotiationRead MoreManagement Course: Mba−10 General Management215330 Words   |  862 Pagesthe development of mass- production manufacturing, a system that made the small-batch system almost obsolete overnight. In mass production, moving conveyor belts bring the cars to the workers. Each worker performs a single assigned (a) The photo on top, taken in 1904 inside a Daimler Motor Company factory, is an example of the use of small-batch production, a production system in which small groups of people work together and perform all the tasks needed to assemble a product. (b) In 1913